Many have struggled to be able to effectively manage Windows Server Core edition when coming from the GUI-driven Windows Server interface that administrators love/hate. However, the old Windows Server GUI administration mentality has long plagued the Windows Server Core edition.
Installing Windows Server 2019 Core without the Desktop experience You get a minimized security footprint, a much smaller, less bloated server operating system and a Windows Server version that provides what many have been looking for to compete with Linux installations over the years, simplicity. The benefits to running Windows Server Core edition are obvious. What is Windows Admin Center and Why is it Important with Windows Server Core?Īs I mentioned above, the Windows Admin Center solution is the long missing piece that Microsoft has needed to make Windows Server Core edition a success and a release that customers will actually pick when installing Windows Server in their environments. In this post, we will take a look at managing Windows Server 2019 Core with Windows Admin Center to get a look at the basic steps you need to manage Windows Server Core with Windows Admin Center as well as a good overview of the capabilities you will have with WAC and Windows Server 2019 Core edition. Windows Admin Center provides the management front end that has long been missing with Windows Server Core edition. One of the boosts to the adoption of Windows Server 2019 Core edition is Windows Admin Center. Microsoft detailed in this post that Windows Server 2019 Core edition has the fastest adoption rate of any Windows Server Core edition in since it was an official option. Recently, a blog post from Microsoft caught my attention as the discussion was around the adoption of Window Server 2019 Core edition.
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